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Aug 9th 2008, 18:07 |
jezek |
well i have quite a few functions |
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Aug 9th 2008, 18:07 |
jaredhoyt |
jezek: is that all you're doing, there's probalby a simpler way than this =P |
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Aug 9th 2008, 18:07 |
jezek |
i want to be able to protect my admin area |
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Aug 9th 2008, 18:06 |
jaredhoyt |
in a component, but the method in the component that uses the model is called from AppController's beforeFilter |
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Aug 9th 2008, 18:06 |
TommyO |
this is in a component or beforeFilter? |
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Aug 9th 2008, 18:06 |
jaredhoyt |
it's warned against in the manual, but shows you how |
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Aug 9th 2008, 18:06 |
jaredhoyt |
dunno, he's wanting to use a model in a component |
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Aug 9th 2008, 18:06 |
TommyO |
sounds like a design flaw |
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Aug 9th 2008, 18:06 |
jaredhoyt |
components don't normal hold models, so i didn't see the harm :) |
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Aug 9th 2008, 18:05 |
TommyO |
why? what's the purpose? |
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Aug 9th 2008, 18:05 |
TommyO |
that is dangerous |
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Aug 9th 2008, 18:05 |
TommyO |
and use it right away |
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Aug 9th 2008, 18:05 |
jaredhoyt |
TommyO: he's wanting to be able to use it class-wide though w/o having to instantiate it everytime |
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Aug 9th 2008, 18:05 |
TommyO |
$User = instead of $this->User = |
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Aug 9th 2008, 18:05 |
TommyO |
don't assign it to a class value like that as it will interfere with the controller's expectation of that member |
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Aug 9th 2008, 18:04 |
jaredhoyt |
i haven't tried calling the method from a normal controller's beforeFilter... just a controller's method |
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Aug 9th 2008, 18:04 |
jaredhoyt |
well actually i take that back |
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Aug 9th 2008, 18:04 |
jezek |
mm |
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Aug 9th 2008, 18:04 |
jaredhoyt |
if you do it in a normal controller's beforeFilter(), it is |
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Aug 9th 2008, 18:04 |
jaredhoyt |
TommyO: right, his problem is... if you do $this->User = ClassRegistry::init('User'); in Component::startup() and call the method that uses $this->User in AppController::beforeFilter ... the User model isn't loaded |
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Aug 9th 2008, 18:03 |
TommyO |
jezek: ^^ this applies to you too :) |
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Aug 9th 2008, 18:03 |
TommyO |
or to turn it off, like $this->Component->enabled = false; |
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Aug 9th 2008, 18:02 |
TommyO |
*you do |
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Aug 9th 2008, 18:02 |
TommyO |
that way beforeFilter can be used to give the component settings, like yo udo for Auth |
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Aug 9th 2008, 18:02 |
TommyO |
jaredhoyt: the process is: Component::initialize(); Controller::beforeFilter(); Component::startup(); Controller::action(); Controller::beforeRender(); |
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Aug 9th 2008, 17:58 |
jezek |
oh |
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Aug 9th 2008, 17:58 |
jaredhoyt |
i don't know why though because i don't know enough about the class registry =P |
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Aug 9th 2008, 17:58 |
jaredhoyt |
i just tried an arbitrary example and it fails from beforeFilter() but works from beforeRender() |
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Aug 9th 2008, 17:58 |
jezek |
hmm |
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Aug 9th 2008, 17:57 |
jaredhoyt |
hmm, you're right, it does make a different if the component's method is being called from app controller's beforeFilter() |
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Aug 9th 2008, 17:53 |
jezek |
i copied and psted what you wrote |
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Aug 9th 2008, 17:53 |
jezek |
Call to a member function findById() on a non-object |
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Aug 9th 2008, 17:52 |
jaredhoyt |
i don't think it would make a difference |
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Aug 9th 2008, 17:51 |
jezek |
if it makes any difference, i'm including the component in app_controller |
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Aug 9th 2008, 17:51 |
jaredhoyt |
i added $this->User = ClassRegistry::init('User'); to a component startup and pr($this->User->findById(1)); to the method, and it worked just fine |
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Aug 9th 2008, 17:51 |
jezek |
mm |
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Aug 9th 2008, 17:51 |
jezek |
really |
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Aug 9th 2008, 17:50 |
jaredhoyt |
clear your cache maybe |
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Aug 9th 2008, 17:50 |
jaredhoyt |
hmm, works fine for me |
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Aug 9th 2008, 17:48 |
jezek |
null |
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Aug 9th 2008, 17:45 |
jaredhoyt |
yeah, try http://bin.cakephp.org/view/1303690479 |